Quadrax does not know who you are. There is no account, no login, and no way for us to identify you.
The game does send us anonymous stats about how it is played — things like which difficulty you picked and how many matches you finished. That data has no name attached to it, because we never collect one.
No ads. Nothing sold to anyone. Ever.
The game never asks for these and never receives them.
Anonymous gameplay stats. These are fixed labels and numbers, nothing more. Examples:
That is the kind of thing in it. There is no free-text field anywhere in this data, so the game cannot accidentally send us something you typed.
The first time you run Quadrax, it makes up a random ID number and saves it on your device.
Here is exactly what that is and is not:
Straight to us. The stats go to a private endpoint we run and land in a private spreadsheet only we can see.
They do not go to an advertising network. They do not go to Google Analytics, Firebase, Unity Analytics, or any other analytics company. We do not use one. The data is not sold, shared, traded, or handed to anyone else.
Quadrax has a feedback form built into it. If you choose to use it, it sends us what you wrote, plus a star rating, a category, and some basic context about the match you just played and which version you are running.
This is the one place in the game where text you type gets sent anywhere, and it only happens when you tap submit.
Please do not put personal details in it. We do not need your name or email to read a bug report, and we would rather not have them.
Quadrax is free to download. There is one optional purchase that unlocks the full card set and the two hardest AI difficulties. That is the only thing for sale. There is no second purchase, no subscription, no loot box, and no currency you buy with real money.
Google Play handles the entire payment. We never see your card number, your billing address, or any payment details — Google does not give them to us, and we do not want them. How Google handles that transaction is covered by Google’s privacy policy.
All the game stores is a single yes/no flag on your device saying the unlock is active.
You can play the whole game offline. Every mode works with no connection.
Quadrax uses the internet for exactly three things:
If you have no connection, the game does not care and nothing breaks. Stats wait until later, and if they never send, that costs you nothing.
Your progress, settings, statistics, achievements, unlocked cards, and cosmetics are saved locally on your device. Uninstalling the game deletes them.
There is no cloud save right now. That means your progress does not follow you to a new device — worth knowing before you switch phones.
The current version of Quadrax is single-player only. There is no chat, no messaging, no usernames, and no contact of any kind with other players. Nobody can send you anything, because there is no way for anyone to reach you.
If online play is added later, we will update this policy before that version goes out.
Quadrax has no objectionable content and no ads, and it is rated for everyone.
It is not aimed at children specifically, and it is not part of Google Play’s Designed for Families program. We built it to meet Google Play’s family policy requirements — no ads, no data used for advertising or profiling, no tracking across other apps, and no way for anyone to contact a player through the game.
We do not knowingly collect personal information from anyone, at any age. The random install ID described above is created on the device, is not tied to any person, and is never used for advertising or profiling.
The game does contain one in-app purchase. If you want to stop purchases on a device a child uses, Google Play’s parental controls and purchase authentication settings are the way to do it.
You can turn the anonymous stats off. Open Settings and switch off Send anonymous stats. The game then records nothing at all — it does not quietly keep collecting and simply decline to send. Anything already waiting to be sent is discarded at the moment you switch it off, from the queue in memory and from the copy on your device. You can turn it back on whenever you like.
Clearing the app’s data or uninstalling Quadrax permanently deletes your save data and the random install ID.
To be straight with you about deletion requests: because none of the data we collect has anything identifying in it, we genuinely cannot find “your” records to delete them. There is nothing in the data connecting any of it to you. That is by design, and it is a better privacy outcome than a delete button, but it does mean there is no list of yours for us to go pull. If you have questions about this, email us.
We may update this policy. Changes get posted here with a new date at the top.
If we ever change what the game collects, this page gets updated before that version ships, not after.
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